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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

The exact diagnosis OF q white and
blue social has not been given, bat the
- wiliiaR workers. OF the Presbyterian
Church propose so give one Of that kind
toTnonow evening IN the basement of
the church.
Tue ladies' Of Sc. Leo'a Catholic
Church Will hold q fair 10 tue Wllkeson-
kendle building on Pac rs avenue for
ths three aays during the celebration.
Willie A. Sturgis, OF the FIRST Ward,
who left for Melbourne sbsut a year
ago on the hsrkentine Wrestler, returned
Friday night on the Nlneveh.
Portraits OF Rev. J. r. Dsvore and
Mf. and Mrs. Wan O2le are on exhibit
lion At the Tacoms.
Judge T. @. Sears. after q visa Of over
. week in Portland hes returned 20 the
c.ty.
Oaptsiu aud Mira. j. O. Ainswostb, Of
o. k'And, Cal, are IN The city. They
viii remain uRtil the llth, whsn they
sail for Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Paul left Sundsy
night for Philadelphia over she CANA
dian Pacific.
W. 4. Wilson, . prominent contractor
Of Seattle, is 10 The city.
Miss Kate Field arrived last evening
and IL stopping 81 the Tacoma.
NJ. and MFs. A. @. Bvoksw are With
the Olvmpian in ALASKA.
l. ". Nsstjlia aud wife have re-
turned after an extended visit east.
Mrs. z. J. Armstrong, OF Salem, Or.
IL tie guest Of Mrs. A. Welsh, Of this
city.
Chief J. d. Rainsy, Of the DIRE depart
uent, Who left this city come months
age for California, 10 expcoted to arrive
here today.
Bshop Paddock, Reva. l.. Il. Wells,
George Atkinson and A. =. Nicholson
attended the Conversation of the Epis-
eopA Church ct Port Townsend this
week
United States senator ]. A. Dolph will
70 main In the city daring the cslebEs-
tion period.
Bishop Foster returned on Monday
10 his home IN California.
Coapty Clerk +. o. abbott vas sum-
moued 30 CNntFslIa fhis week by the &C.
Tious Illness Of bis father. lie returned
on "Wednesday. bringing his father With
hicl, the latter entsgina the Fannie &.
Paddock Hospital
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rear FowNsEND social
BON BON rARrr.


The 02ega House vas veil hlled OF
last Friday evening, the occasion being
o boa bon party rendered s. the closing
event Of the summer ssAsan By the Port
of EntEy Social aud Dancing Clah %
their rsany friends. The services OF
Professor NauRhn's orchestra Of Seattle
had been Engaged for the occasion. TIE
entire evening was pleasantly apent
At midnight an inteTmisston OF half an
hour waa taken fer supper. after which
she evenings festivities weFe resumed
and continued until a late boar. Among
those pFesent we're Captain and Mrs.
James Morgan, Lieutenant and Mrs. a
l.. Bailey, L. :. A., Mr.. aud Mrs. X x.
Latimsf, Me-. aud Mrs. Frank A. Bari.
lelt. Mr.. and Mrs. z, l.. Hastings, M.
aad Mrs. Emil Hsnsshobef, Mr.. aud
Mrs. Thomas kirkpAtgtck, Mr., and
Mrs. D. II. Hill, Ms. L9uts Poole, Mrs.
q ~ Thurman, Mrs. 7. J, Conner. Mrs
J. r. shshAn, Miss Maud Poole,
Hiss Bella stockaRd, Miss Mamie
Lsanard. Miss sarah ScaRnell, Misa
LeEa Jacobs, Miss Lou Stoekand, Mss
h ate Webster. Miss Regsnia ksthS,
oajid. Mes Martha kcrtar. Miss \ stle
Webster, Miss Laara PinmmaF. Miss
GfASe NASH, Miss MSy Pontias, Mss
NsstiN Sweeney. Miss Lsna StoskAnd,
Miss Lnsy liitlefeid. Mi@ Emile R5ths-
chlld. a lies Nettie ribh ale, Miss Minnie
Has;uga Miss Mary Hammond. Miss
1eaIette More, Miss Mary Books. M,ss
Pearl shaw. Atss Asnte Reese, Miss
BAElou, Mics klEs PAYNE, Miss Hattie
Brooks, Miss Rsby Sesw, Mis- Esther
Go danlith. MISS Aunfs Jacee, Mis- Rose
Shshan Aud Messrs Franz z. Lotus,
W. r. Fennimore. 5sua6s Meintyrv. L.
H. fantlus, George hoFsOF hsuiamin
Miller. iehn stcckAnd. Thomas Ham
nond. Ir.. " A. Roarlsrd Walter
Hant, Henry Hsmmond. = r. Penn.
sii.tsm Il. Mhitilsssy, r. Il SsockAnd,
@ 9. ksFtsF, Franz PlamGeF, DAVIS
Hammond HeeFy Rcshs aid. Howard
Il Hit MlifAU J Jones. George o.
Bsier. l.. 4. ElowrfS and J h. Aisx-
sndsg.
FtEAsANT AFHtrA-
Ias residence of Capta.in aaa Mrs.
IaHaess Morgan WAe tas seens Of as
ARbtIai reception au lasg faNSiAy eFsa-
lBR 10 hunoE u Mss Msy Pensiss. ef
Seattle. TIE spac&aas carriers we're as
tEecrtAtety issnf&ts3 fdE the oscasion.
nastng tbs tysstna several vscAl ana
tnstFaa3eEtsi sssscglans Sers adnnirAhly
reader hy vsrfe1s rSsBbets 4 tie
Asseunh3acs nAn ssnE, siusiUs. gangs
sH8 spsfsllnE conversation O. s3e the
sExnsn2 aa av5 aYsbie one. Abs1t slev q
'elocg refreshments were s7Evs ?, sfser
whssa tne svvrsnE's feslvttiEs s~rs re-
sun 81 An2 csnSlEa aatH alransf dSY
iRett
Ausunz tklss ggssssI 4. resides be hsssa
tao ssssess, 3sFs Miss Nav Pontiac.
Mss No T. iseokS Nsss g ~ "a sshzn,
Miss Aanse J nes, sstss hat e RFaak a..
AZ - LEEY Listiea -. Mss Meme
dRss as Nj 9 PuArl shaw. Mics .shsr
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4 cam FRoK RRs. coLKAy.

Enron PusT- ISrEIIIdExKK.
VIII yea please allow me a small
spacs IN ycar pArsF, ] Wish 20 thank
THE people abe have been 50 very kind
60 myself and family slncs osT great
seFt8v sNaent, those 10 particular who
have teen active in bringing the eTimi
ual 30 justice. A. 60 she iufymen,
thank all who siood on the side Of las
tice. particularly the last Jury, that
eroashs N = last verdict. As 10 my
n end, Mr.. Barrows, | want 90 sAy 90
tbst 81 alay know. thai the part be has
taken n this case hiss been az my re-
qaesk, Being 80 far away ffom al nv
connections, be hSs simply actea TIE
pArt q brother, foF watch be has had
- bear many ertihsts, and . great deal
Of Snasa. Ms. c,,t W4w
asy Cretk FsFw, LIKE Vast aaRton,
4ane - F=~g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

Dress Goo3s that werv sold saF a. lAst
wsek wtgs Re &old FOE Sc. ss lang a. thar
last. TnxIAs L ETxaKx9Aw.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

Aitea1 see Ssaf Ctaihiag aoass great
EoaFtA 81 Saiv osSshinc sale this weeA-
tara week. ~ Commercaai street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

WAN TIED.
Farm banda, Sa6 to $50. LAbofers S9dAy.
Men 20 get out ties 81 ID CT. apiece.
Woman waiter, $50 month. MIL hands.
Women for general hOusewerk. $40 mo.
Railroad choppers and lsborers, S22a
nd contractors.
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ENTERPRISE planning MILL,

West ST., between Madison and Spring, Seattle.
in JOHN = ANDERSON, Proprietor.
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GakanmsSh. nzsm xmmmi3 MaeEss 8kB
erase Eaah, an6 MeHnE1. w. y. KeHRk-
Heee, e 81 Pemm. FFamk y. Aefsas, L.
a. Rensfnm. Rrmnk ,. KsmssnsFs IL q
aoml6. 0snEKw @ MeA mmga CaFsas M.
Hwaemny, Eohssa Bslngs Wmskaa msEKfsk
end David 8. M4mmEmA
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O. L, Y. kRLLooo, Adiulaut.
HON TEA.

A delightful high tea was given by
Mrs. F, 3. Devote, Of Hscond street,
on Thursday afternoon. Que hundred
and sixteen Invitations weFs issued. and
the AFFAIR vas Ia every respect ona OF
she most elegant Of the season. KS
Treatments we're daintily served daring
ths afternoon and the residence OF the
hostess vas beautifully and tasiefuIly
decorated with howsrs. II was = most
enjoyable gathering,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

Total cost OF breakfast. S6H
DIKNKR.
Barley Sup,
Boiled Beef, Mutton Pot Pie,
Rice, Potatoes, Caulidower,
Canned Tomatoes. kadishes,
kiee Pudding, Strawberries,
kECIFEE-
Barley SOap - Take tke liquog In
which lbs. OF beef has been boiled
add = cup pearl barley; season with
pepper and salt. Barley aGnta.
Boiled Bsef-A piece Of beef for boil
ing from next the lover boBe of the leg
can be procured al 10 cents round, il
well cooked for too or three hours and
sliced, viii be good, sad toe iIQuoF will
answer for the soup. TWo lbs. beef cost
% sents.
Mutton Pot Pie--l5 Cents worth d
mutton lz3S cents per 10 viii be
enough If q piece 10 chosen that Is veil
covered With fat and does net contain
b0nea Otherwise, get 20 cents worth.
Out u 10 pieces about right 20 serve.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

The new natasOrinm Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was form
ally opened on Friday evening. A large
humber Of spectators were present, and
they watched with evident pleasure the
exercises OF the twenty os more young
men who took advantage Of the nasato
run on THE hrat evening OF ita exist.
ence. A boys branch Of the swimming
class was organized With ten msmb .Fa.
The Young Mems Christian Association
are continually adding 20 abe attract
ivensss OF their headqnarters, and Il
now offers advantages Tor heaitbfui and
improving recreation unexcelied by
those Of any similar institution in the
Pacific Northwest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03

A bastnesa meeting Of she HunnC
Peoples Society vas held At Plymoath
Congregational Church ca Wednaalay
evening. 08 rsSa for ths easuing year.
were elected aa f0iiow Preaident, L.
ColmAr, Vice President, q Bissiow
Secretary and Treasurer, NJ. IeAnnsats
GsorRs. ksfreshmauts were served
after ths meeting and tbs evening ended
in q general geod time.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-03
10 AEcKND RAINIKA.

party Of ladies and gentlemen OF
this eity viii soon attempt 20 make the
ascent OF Moant Rainier. Among the
ambitious mountaineers are Professor
aud Mrs. iuRraham, the Missrs shum-
way, Miss Agnes Greene, Miaa Kettle
Greene, Miss Piper, Miss Vro0man,
Mrs. Nichols, Everett smith, Ia.
Nichols, II = Greene, IT,; Norman
booth. GRAFT Vaughan and the Messra.
Greer, Of IAooma.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
q Triple Alliance.

Unhappily for the wretched victim of their assaults. dyspepsia, constipation and billiousness are faithful allies. When one of these foes attack the system. the other two speedily fol low in ils wake, and success iyely make their onslaught Sue ces,ively. but not successfully. if Hos letters stomach Bitters be used 10 repel the onset. The Bitters as easily eNtir- bates these monsters as St. George l. depicted in the act of doing to the dragon in the steel vignette upon the
 glass bottles which contain the med ,.,ne. Their fight. like their advance, j. nearly simultaneous. Their mutu-
 ai.,y destroyed. they precipitately re treat. leaving heslth master of the po- -ition and strongly entrenched by the Bil.ers. This grand fortifier Is also a reliable bulwark against the insidious assaults of maisrial disease, and stops the approach of rheumatism. It, more over. relieves nervous complaints. and imparss vigor 10 the weak.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Court Notes.

In the district court, this morning, in the case oi Strahsn vs Kilpatric k judgment was rendered for plaintiff
 In each of the following cases judg- ment was rendered for plaintiff: Gold, man X Co vs Louis Hill Goldman & Go. vs Vim Dyack Goldmsn & Go. vs II. Colson. Goldman d Co vs David Case. Goldman & Co. vs John Ojell Goldman X Co. vs Al. Burke. Gold. man X Go. vs Robert Denton. Gold man & Co. vs c E. Champey Gold man & Co. vs Silver Museum NJ. Co.
 Goldman X Co vs Jesus Vasquez judgment for plaintiff, and defend ant ordered to turn over property.
 Arizona Lumber Company vs George Lamb & Co. demurrer argued and sub, mitted
 Geo Merwin vs F c. Parker; in junction dissolved
 Geo. Marquett vs Chester Coe; judg- ment rendered for plaintiff
 Arizona Lumber Go. vs Mineral Belt railroad; judgment for plaintiff.
 HID. Underwood vs J. J. Hawkins auditor; judgment for defendant.
 Arizona Supply Co. vs Mineral Bell railroad company; judgment for plain tiff.
 The case of 0 Lincoln ct al. vs Anna Curtis, was yesterday taken under ad visement by the court.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Beard of Supervisors.

4 special meeting oi the board of su- pervi-or. w4s held on Saturday, at .t which Supervisors Breebt and Be- han. and Clerk Mitchell, were present
 ]. R. H1gler was appointed justice oi the peace ot Pleasant Valley precinct.
 Road district. No. s, extending from William, to spring valley, was estab- Eshed. and W. II Shoot was sppoint- od overseer.
 A new school district was ests blished on Tonto creek running to the Apache county liue.
 The monthly allowance Of Sl5, here toiore given 10 Jessie Clevenger, was ordered discontinued.
 A number of assessments were also corrected, when the board adjourned.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Live Stock Market.

Chicago, Dec. lO-Cattle-Receipts l,50O Market steady; shipping steers $2.7O@2.50; stockers and feeders, sl9O @3.aO; Texas cattle, $l.60@2 90.
 Kansas City, Dec. lO.-The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle receipts, 6s5 Market strong; good to choice. Si.30@ 4.SO; common to medium. g 25d425 stookers, $2@2.6O; feeding steers, g 63 @3.25; COWS, $l.25@2 50; gra-s range steers, $l.S5.
 Sheep receipts. 43O; shipments, fl Market strong; good to choice, s290@ $50; common to medium, $1. .5Od 70
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Court Notes.

On the conyening of the United States cours, this morning. Dr. Day was arraigned on an indictment for polyg- amy, and one for adultery, 10 both of which he pleaded not gully.
 Jeanette Gordon, alias Mrs Day, was also arrsigned, and pleaded not guilty to an indictment for adultery. The former Was admitted to bail in the sum of $500, and the latter of 500.
 Ed. Long ve T. :. Bullock, dismissed without prejudice, on account of failure of plaintiffto give bonds for costs.
 Court then adjourned until the 18th day of March, 1888.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
FBoW Esln,v'S pA,iy.

Copper continues on the rls.'-
 Hon. r.. l.. Goh:n came III from the BrA,ishaws yesterday.
 Jas. NJ. vanieburg. the W'lvcT mer- rhtn.. lst f"r i:unae today . MssJnr- L-.:. n...t- E.. m":r.w night, for work in tie third dc.'r.
 Judge Hawkins has gone ..-, ,o 'c- company his family 10 Prescott
 Secretary Bayard and J. I. Meador are of. un hunt, to Chino valley. Geo. ". Sines received j .'s, -tose. yesterday, for tine >azer.c ,.'..'
 ". X. Richard. has sold h:- ..n':' o. lGO acres, in P!eAssn: valley. |" 'EA-- F Perkins. for sl.ooO-
 J F. Walker bada a:,.a |" -;'''- in Prescott lsst evening .ini !... io' ihe Mogollon mountains
 A special meeting C. the Eastern Star Chapter will he held nex. Thurs day evening, for election c! officers
 
 C. M. Bruce. Thos. Hsliecl and ! N. Tnwne. of the Live Stock sanitary commission. arriS d in Prescott. yes'e'- day.
 The types, yesterday. uninten; ionai!r gave Temple three years sentence whereas that 0: the Judge was only two years
 The officers of t.. M. r.. Sunday school vii! give A Christmas tree .n' ter;a;nrlent to tine children a';eD!.n s the school.
 E.A. Rogers. yesterday. receise'. 2 shi,,rner, oi 2.oOO haby oarr- from Washington, which he la. planted i'i his ice pond.
 From the amount O. bonds given, I looks very seriously AS is lhe Atlantic S Pu ::ie intended to appel thair 'al suit Bonds of SIS. .ool age no: u>uA!l,. given in tun.
 "Ncw, do tell" The Citizen says i is rIms red that Briggs Goodrich an' Governor Zu';ci have la! a falling out and that tn,ns- gre lui.e ,:use;tiii ai. paren;.y in ti., den"c,-;!, camp.
 II. F. Cari'cuD Brown. a ;o-nie, re>i d"nt of tL.s place. writes fro-E rslifo, ais to have the JorRSAL-N.N.- s-a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
RonOWo hOv Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chelsey, Peterson, Clay Co.,, Iowa, tells the following remarka- ble etory, the truth of which Is vouched for by the residents of the town: an 73 yesrs old, have been troubled with kidney complaint and lameness for many yeare; could not dress myself without help. Now 1 am free from all pain and soreness, and am able to do all my own housevork. l owe my thanks to Flee tric Bitters for having renewed my youth, and removed completely all dis ease and pain" Try bottle, only soc. at c. s. Hutchinson's Drug Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Musical and Dramatic Entertain
 mont.

The pupils of the St. Joseph's Acad- emy will give a musical and dramatic entertainment at the Prescott Opera House, on Thursday evening, Decem- Der 22d, at which the thrilling tragedy
 of Maria Antoinette will be given, in full costume and with good effect. The en-
 tire military band from whipiIe viii be present and discourse good music du- ring the evening. This promises to be the most novel and interesting enter tsinment ever given in Prescott by amateurs, and should receive the hearty patronage of the public. Admission. $i.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Wlnta1 cooda.

Mrs. Sullivan has the finest and cheapest stock of: ladies' winter under wear ever offered in tbis market. Fine merino, as good as wool, 65 cents per garment.
 Fine, all wool, $1O0 per garment. An extra quality, all wool, $1,25 per garment.
 Parties sending for these or any other goods have to sell can have them re- turned at my expense, and the money refunded, if they are not ss good as can be got elsewhere for the same price
 MRS. D. J. SULLIVAN.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Wednesdays Edition
The storm has passed.

The storm has passed. F M Sanford Is in Flagstaff.
 Fred. Sattes has come in from Groom creek
 Chas. E. Perkins has filed his stock brand for record. A sheet and pillow-case party Is talked of for the 26th inst L. Abel started to-day for his camp in Bradshaw mountains. Eastern Star lodge meets tomorrow night, for the election of officers. Marshal Meade and District Attorney Rouseleft for the south this morning.
 Chas Begg has sold to l.. H. Padg- ham l6O acres of land, near Flagstaff, for $6,OOO.
 L. P Nash, W. $. Head and 0. N Cresswell left for home. to-day, with F. J. Jordan
 Geo F.. Berry has sold the Palisade Louisa and Forest mining claims 10 John s. Jopes, for $3,0OO.
 NJ rs. E. NJ. Sanford and children left yesterday for . visit to California, where they will spend the holidays with relatives.
 The Republican national committee has selected Chicago as the place for having the next presidential conven- ton, and June l9, 1888, s= the date.
 F.M Murphy returned last evening from trip through the Bradshaw anu Turkey creek mining districts. He re- ports miners very active in these dis tricts.
 The following officers were elected by Barret Post G. A. R , las, evening Post Commander, w. K. K. SchInd- Ter; Senior Vice Commander, w J. ONeil; Junior Vice Commander, Jas A. Guild; Surgeon. Geo D. Kendall i: Officer of the Day, Vim. Dewitt; Chap lain, $. c. Rees; Quartermaster. A. C. Randall; Officer of the Guard, JIG. Maxwell
 The JoURSAL-MINER Is not given 10 boasting of its business, but it has com ple,ed, to-day. a job, of which il has reason to be proud, being. one oi, ii not the largest of the kind, ever printed in Prescott It is transcript of evidence in case appealed to the supreme court of the territory, and consists of pam phlet containing nearly 7oO pages. . When undertaken, a few weeks ago, there was not an unemployed printer in town, and the regular force, at work on the paper, shook their heads ominously, and expressed doubt of being able to complete 1t within the specified time. Extra help was, however, secured, and the edior's better half came to the res cue, and for the first time for several years, took up a stick and has, with the other compositors employed, rendered faithful and efficient service in putting II in type
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Indian oeprodasIons.

All persons who have claims against the Government for losses sustained through Indian depredations in Arizona and New Mexico will find it to their in terest to communicate immediately with the undersigned in regard to the same, if they desire to take advantage of the laws recently passed by Congress to reimburse all parties who have suffered such losses. Wv O. DWELL,
 Attorney-at-Lav, Prescott, Ariz.
 dlOH
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Buckien's AVnica SaIvO

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Eruption, and pos lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by c. s. Hutchinson.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
Good to Eat.

u. Fisher has just received choice .o, of smoked trout, whitefish, finnan haddies, smoked eel, tongues and sounds, bloa,ers, Russian sardines, anchoyies. mackerel and cheddar cheese. Call and try asample. novl5t
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14

Nice. warm club rooms, supplied with plenty of reading matter, attached 10 the Cob Web saloon. Just the place to spsnd thess cold evenings.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
q ciN to All.

In order to give all a chance to test its wonderful curative powers, Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consump- tion, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not onty literal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remed y All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of the Throat, Ches,, or Lungs. are especially requested to call at c. S Hutchinson's Drug Store, and get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $i.
 Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has just received her first consignment of boys suits Call aud inspect them; they ars stylish and very cheap. noy3tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14

l hereby announce myseif as n esnd d'te for re- election to the oflice cf City Tres. d eT of Prescott. GEO. 6. PORTER
 Election ] Jsn. 8 1888
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
FOR CITY ASSESSOR.

The undersigned hereby announces himself
 cen tl6ate for reelection city assessor a d ex -oiiieio { | collector. J.w.A AR HrBALD.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
ANNOUNCEMENT.
roP Carrv or poIrcr
FOR CITY TREasuRERI

hereby announce myself ss s esudiia'e for reelection 10 tle f1ce Of chef nf yoisee.
 JAMES N DODSOS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14

pr. c. Martin, dentist, can be found a, the Johnson House until December a3d. Best of references can be fur nished in Prescott, and all work guar anteed Dental work of all kinds per formed. Office hours from 8. m. til I2 nl. and from l till 6 ?. m. n25tf
 All the dehcaciss of the season at the Tragic meat market. dltf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-14
vn,ssa ssases Grand Jury Report.

The United States grand jury pre- sented their final report yesterday af- ternoon ct four o'clock, just as the JOURNAL-MISER was putting its forms to press. The report in full will be found below: